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Crossmodal Congruency Affects Sensitivity but not Speed in Auditory–Tactile Go/NoGo Tasks
Crossmodal congruency and interference influence perception and action depending on modality, congruency, and task constraints. This study investigated auditory–tactile interactions using a Go/NoGo paradigm to dissociate effects on response speed (reaction time, RT) and perceptual sensitivity (d’).
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